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Once you’ve identified what is the biggest problem you can solve better then anyone else and that applies to your customer avatar (follow the steps outlined in Part 1 of this post here) – you are ready to move into validating your product idea with your target market.

Presenting The Magic Formula For Product Creation Success

After watching the FREE Interview above,
make sure to register to Join Nishant Bhardwaj and Ricky Mataka LIVE
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(Click on the button above to Register for a 100% Live webinar with David Abrams, Nishant Bhardwaj, and Ricky Mataka as they go through the exact strategies they used to go from ZERO dollars to generating consistent online sales which built their 7 figure empires. PLUS, get instant access to the Mini Jump Start Blueprint – with 20 niches + top 50 products – just for attending!)

For best results be aware that:

If you said “YES!” to the question above, you’re in for an absolute treat because you’re about to discover 5 powerful strategies that will help your business increase it’s profitability in a creative and cool way.

If this excites you and you’re serious about increasing the profitability of your business, then do your bank account a favor and continue reading, o.k.?

Warning: Implementing Any Of These 5 Strategies May Have The Side Effect Of Greater Income

Strategy #1: Re-position your products and services so that you can charge higher prices

At the end of the day, properly managing your funds can have dramatic effects on how easily and effortlessly that you scale, grow, and sell your business when the time is right.

If this sounds like unfamiliar territory to you, fear not my friend because the good team here at Systemize.ly has a fantastic resource to share with you today called:

“Business Budgeting Made Simple”

If you’re ready for some practical advice that can truly make sense of all the dollars that have been floating in and out of your business, then this powerful resource will be exactly what you’ve been looking for.

Do yourself (and your business) a big favor by diving and implementing everything that you discover in today’s blog post, o.k.?

To Budget Your Operating Expenses Follow These Best Practices

Having a successful operating budget is not rocket science if you follow these 3 best practices:

In episode 105 of The Top, Nathan Latka interviewed David Abrams, the founder of Systemize.ly. They discussed how David has used a smart professional offering to drive cash flow, and then used that cash to invest in building a cutting edge software platform. Nathan dove into the numbers and explored how much revenue Systemizely is generating and what it’s costing David to invest in Demio.

And of course, we also got to hear David’s answers to “The Famous Five!” Check out his answers.

1.Favorite Business Book: The Millionaire Fastlane
2.Is there aCEO that you’re following or studying right now? Jason Lemkin Saastr
3.Favorite online tool: Slack and Trello as one tool
4.Do you get 8 hours of sleep each night? Yes 7.5 – 8.
5.If you wish your 20-year old self knew one thing, what would it be?There is no secret formula to being an entrepreneur. You just have to jump in and risk it, do it. Stay focused on your goals.

Go ahead and listen to the episode for yourself. (It only takes ~15 minutes!)
Then read on to hear me break down the most important takeaway from the show.

Are you or your business hitting your prime objectives at this stage of the game?…

If not, then this blog post may be one of the most important blog posts that you ever read because it explains one of the key reasons why entrepreneurs get stuck in mediocrity and never rise to the the level of achievement that they are actually capable of.

If you’re thick skinned, ready for positive increase and you’re willing to leave the b.s. behind, then I strongly suggest that you continue reading today’s blog post…

The Truth About Finger Pointing

One of the most common things that keep entrepreneurs from succeeding is their misconception of the blame game because they don’t realize who they’re actually really pointing at when they start pointing fingers at other’s for their personal failures.